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Home » Words » El que siembra vientos [tormentas] cosecha tempestades

El que siembra vientos [tormentas] cosecha tempestades

This Spanish proverb translates to 'He who sows winds [storms], reaps tempests.' It means that actions have consequences, and the quality of our actions determines the outcomes we get. If one sows conflict, trouble or discord (winds/storms), they will reap negative results (tempests).

Examples

  • Spanish: Si sigues mintiendo, recuerda: 'el que siembra vientos cosecha tempestades'.
  • English: If you keep lying, remember: 'he who sows winds reaps tempests.'

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